PIC TALK - Nidhhi Flaunts Her Curves & Hot Body
Ismart shankar gave nidhhi agerwal a lot of mileage. Lately, the beauty diva has started putting on sporadic glamour shows. Nidhhi's latest photos are a visual feast, as she wears a revealing top that just about covers her gorgeous curves. Nidhhi is gifted with a stunning figure, which she flaunts in her recent photo. Recently, there are speculations that she is going to get married with a leading tamil actor.
Nidhhi boasts of a curvy form and a lovely data-face, which makes for a dangerous combination. In her most recent photos, the actress flaunts herself in the most eye-catching way possible. Nidhhi's next film is Pawan Kalyan's hari Hara Veera Mallu, which she will star in. She's also working on projects in Telugu, tamil, and Hindi, the specifics of which will be released soon.
People still have a hard time recognising that women may be ambitious and prepared to work really hard to achieve financial independence, according to actress Nidhhi Agerwal. And it's something she'd like to see change quickly. "There are many preconceptions that people in general, but particularly women, continue to battle with. "The idea that women aren't as ambitious as males is a cliché that I've seen a lot of lately," Agerwal says.
Nidhhi boasts of a curvy form and a lovely data-face, which makes for a dangerous combination. In her most recent photos, the actress flaunts herself in the most eye-catching way possible. Nidhhi's next film is Pawan Kalyan's hari Hara Veera Mallu, which she will star in. She's also working on projects in Telugu, tamil, and Hindi, the specifics of which will be released soon.
People still have a hard time recognising that women may be ambitious and prepared to work really hard to achieve financial independence, according to actress Nidhhi Agerwal. And it's something she'd like to see change quickly. "There are many preconceptions that people in general, but particularly women, continue to battle with. "The idea that women aren't as ambitious as males is a cliché that I've seen a lot of lately," Agerwal says.